public virtual int CompareTo(LocationTextExtractionStrategy.ITextChunkLocation other)
{
if (this == other)
{
return(0);
}
// not really needed, but just in case
LineSegment mySegment = new LineSegment(startLocation, endLocation);
LineSegment otherSegment = new LineSegment(other.GetStartLocation(), other.GetEndLocation());
if (other.GetStartLocation().Equals(other.GetEndLocation()) && mySegment.ContainsSegment(otherSegment) ||
startLocation.Equals(endLocation) && otherSegment.ContainsSegment(mySegment))
{
// Return 0 to save order due to stable sort. This handles situation of mark glyphs that have zero width
return(0);
}
int result;
result = iText.IO.Util.JavaUtil.IntegerCompare(OrientationMagnitude(), other.OrientationMagnitude());
if (result != 0)
{
return(result);
}
result = iText.IO.Util.JavaUtil.IntegerCompare(DistPerpendicular(), other.DistPerpendicular());
if (result != 0)
{
return(result);
}
return(iText.IO.Util.JavaUtil.FloatCompare(DistParallelStart(), other.DistParallelStart()));
}
internal virtual void PrintDiagnostics()
{
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("Text (@" + location.GetStartLocation() + " -> " + location.GetEndLocation()
+ "): " + text);
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("orientationMagnitude: " + location.OrientationMagnitude());
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("distPerpendicular: " + location.DistPerpendicular());
System.Console.Out.WriteLine("distParallel: " + location.DistParallelStart());
}
/// <param name="as">the location to compare to</param>
/// <returns>true is this location is on the the same line as the other</returns>
public virtual bool SameLine(LocationTextExtractionStrategy.ITextChunkLocation @as)
{
return(OrientationMagnitude() == @as.OrientationMagnitude() && DistPerpendicular() == @as.DistPerpendicular
());
}